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Giants Target Eddie Goldman Amid Achilles Injury, Depth Concerns

5/27/2026

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Giants Evaluate Goldman

The Giants worked out Eddie Goldman after Roy Robertson-Harris tore his Achilles.
GM Joe Schoen has eight defensive linemen, leaving Darius Alexander as the sole holdover.
Analysts favor Chauncey Golston, a 6-foot-5, 277-pound end signed to a three-year, $18 million contract, over hoping Goldman regains 2019 form.
Goldman, 32, retired then returned, played 13 games for Washington in 2025.
Harris and Roberts missed OTAs, raising depth concerns.

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Giants Extend

Giants announced a multi-year extension for GM Joe Schoen just before Memorial Day, surprising observers.
The deal gives head coach John Harbaugh a buffer, letting him shift blame if 2026 season falters, Florio said.
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Brown, who added NIL scouts, AI metrics and backed safety Tyler Nubin, joined the NFL Front Office & GM Accelerator program in May.

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Giants Evaluate Goldman

The Giants worked out Eddie Goldman after Roy Robertson-Harris tore his Achilles.
GM Joe Schoen has eight defensive linemen, leaving Darius Alexander as the sole holdover.
Analysts favor Chauncey Golston, a 6-foot-5, 277-pound end signed to a three-year, $18 million contract, over hoping Goldman regains 2019 form.
Goldman, 32, retired then returned, played 13 games for Washington in 2025.
Harris and Roberts missed OTAs, raising depth concerns.

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